Original classes

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>wandslinger

10 lvl d&d 3.5 prestige class giving extreme expertise with wands. Special abilities included

>creating higher level wands of up to 8th level spells
>dual wielding wands
>casting twice from a wand in the same round
>pool of creation points to use as experience when creating wands
>full casting progression
>bonus metamagic feats
>several other wand based abilities that I can't remember off the top of my head.

It was broken, rediculous, and so much fun to play. I still can't believe my GM let me get away with this shit.

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Myrmeidons

The Catch all term for humans who have dedicated their lives to fighting and warfare. Some come from well funded and organized armies, some came into conflict through pure happenstance. Eitherway they, like many, have had to extensivly modifiy their bodies to deal with non humans who are naturally faster, stronger, and smarter than them.
-Warlords- Myrmeidons who've risen to leadership focuses their augmentations on enhancing their intelligence and strategic abilities with only minor strength/endurance enhancements
-Deadeyes- Enhanced senses and upgraded nervous systems to allow them to sit still for days to get the perfect shot or have the reflexes to draw a gun at a thought
-Freeks- Victims of genetic augmentations encorprating animal/alien dna to become biological monsters
-Mauraduers- essentially living tanks, Only their personalities are as ostentatious as their bodies.

Beast Fist, member of a monk order trained in actually gaining the limbs of beasts to tear up enemies. Masters can turn their hands into animal heads and bite, while legend tells of the lost scrolls of the Dino style.

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Good idea. Just out of curiousity You might want to take a look at ragnarok online's stalker/shadow chaser. They use stripping skills to remove their enemies' armor

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>Telling people to stop in a Hungarian Rifle-licking FAQ Board

Literally a sound marine

What about a lance that's just a massive drill?

Juggernaut
A grappling armored monk

>The Ambulance/Shell
It's a bit of a mix between a Tank and a Healer with a mix of either Barbarism or Dexterity. His main combat tactic is drawing enemies to him by rushing into combat, either through dexterity or through some form of rush mode, and showing his heavily armoured back to them. At which point he would buff his allies trying to catch up to him and the enemies attack his back. If it's a large scale army, he just keeps buffing any ally he sees in front of him. If it's a small group and everyone is buffed he charges enemies with his shield or heals them undercover of his own shield.

>Maus-ghaster
Cats who have collected the souls of their prey and now martial the prey-ghosts to their whim and will

>Knight Rider
Come the mission, come the man, come the living motorcycle that is his steed. Paladins on motorcycles basically.

Swashbuckler: Dodge focused, blade and flintlock skirmisher.

Canoneer: Moderate to Long range "blast mage".

Anchor Hoister: Focus on tripping and dragging opponents and environments.